Sentence examples for bit of garage from inspiring English sources
Add sweat, blond tresses, a bit of garage rock and stage invasions for the full effect.
And I talked him into adding a little bit of garage rock too, because that's more in my wheelhouse.
"There's a lot of influence from the UK side of things in terms of tonalities for the bass sounds I like to use and a bit of garage, deep influence as well as some Chicago".
Dubstep tracks slip in there — he was a regular at DMZ and the like back in the day so it's no surprise that Scuba and Digital Mystikz show up — as does a bit of garage.
Now, just as dad Keith did with his lager-chucking hit Vindaloo during France 98, Allen has offered up something slightly edgier with her track, a smooth bit of garage-pop.
R. Dean Taylor, "There's a Ghost in My House" (1967) Taylor was one of the rare white (not to mention Canadian) artists signed to Motown, and this bit of garage-soul, co-written by Holland/Dozier/Holland, was not a hit upon its original release, but helped lead the Northern Soul revival in Britain in the mid-seventies.
He's unlikely star material after all, a young man in a dress and vigorously applied make-up, singing about his Jewish faith, his depression, his anger and his joy, to a backing of 50s rock'n'roll, interspersed with bits of garage rock and Velvet Undergroundish R&B.
It was, in truth, a bit of a garage sale, with highly desirable pieces – such as a drawing by the Surrealist Kay Sage or a table by Giacometti's brother Diego – offered alongside some things that, without the magic Seeger provenance, would hardly have raised an eyebrow let alone a bidding paddle.
Some people think the PC Music label is the most groundbreaking thing to happen to electronic music in years, a childlike exploration of bubblegum pop, MySpace aesthetics and all the girly bits of UK garage.
Besides this, the number of garages are rapidly increasing and an individual may get garage in maximum of 1 km interval while is enjoying in the city.
